True Crime, Disasters and Police Tales of Old St. Louis

Ever since I started trying to be a good Christian woman and have gotten engrossed in reading/reviewing non-fiction Christian books, I still possess a passion for sitting down and reading a good True Crime book. [If you check my Amazon profile, you find that Amazon has designated me as a TOP CONTRIBUTOR of Amazon for this genre.] Why would an individual like myself these days ever want to read a book belonging to this genre?The answer is simple, as a Christian woman, I'm fascinated more than eve

A collection of short accounts of various incidents in St Louis history, mostly about law enforcement, between the post-Civil War to pre-WW1 era. Easily readable, with no one section being more then a few pages long making it good for something to pick up when you don’t have much time to read a lot.

A quick read, mostly a compilation of short blog posts about police in general. This was peripherally related to a research project I’m working on and I appreciate the sourcing to help me on my journey. One lesson learned: police and power lines should not mix.